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A fun singing time activity for your primary! This LARGE Mr Potato Head will grab your primary’s full attention.

Desa Potato Head, comprising a beach club and two hotels by Rem Koolhaas' OMA, has opened in Seminyak, Bali, mixing modern and Balinese culture.

I have been inspired by my 2.5 year old son's love and fascination with "Toy Story" lately to use my Mr. Potato Head as a classroom manageme...

This Potato Head pack is great for direction following, story telling or choice activity. Included in this pack are: -2 potato bodies -4 hats -1 bow -4 legs (2 blue shoes, 2 black) -4 arms -2 sets of eyes -2 regular noses -1 clown nose -4 ears -3 lips/teeth -2 sets of eyebrows -2 different mustaches -1 pair of glasses -8 sample direction cards (to give you an idea of how I use it for multiple ability levels) -1 baggie label visit theresourceteacher.com

The five senses we as humans have are sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch. When discussing these senses with students it can be fun to focus on each sense via this Mr. Potato Head template!It

Mr. & Mrs. Potato Head have been a kid's favorite forever. This file contains patterns for the following pieces: Potato Head body 2 sets of arms 5 Noses 5 sets of eyes Eyebrows 4 Mouths 4 Mustaches Ears and earrings 3 pairs of Glasses 4 Hair styles 5 Hats Pants Skirt Pocketbook 4 pairs shoes and boots pipe These are HAND DRAWN not computer drafted patterns to make felt cutouts to be used on a felt or flannel board. NOTE: I use freezer paper to print my patterns. Freezer paper is available as a roll in grocery stores and can be cut into 8 1/2" x 11" sheets to print on. I have also included basic instructions on making a felt board with this pattern. PLEASE NOTE: THIS IS A PDF HAND DRAWN PATTERN ONLY - NOT A COMPLETED ITEM. THERE ARE NO REFUNDS ON PATTERNS Please do not share the patterns with others. Feel free to share my Etsy Shop. Thank you!

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A while ago on Pinterest, I found this really great idea to print a Mr. Potato Head Printable and then color it, cut it out and put magnets on the back. This was such a fun idea and is great way to get kids ready for a road trip too...more on that in a minute. I, unfortunately, don't have many pictures to go with this post as I did this project with my kiddos (my niece and my nephews) quite a while ago and I am having a heck of a time finding the pictures I took from it, so I'll just tell you about it as best I can. The image from Pinterest did lead me to a blog that wasn't helpful at all for finding this printable, so I'm not even attaching a link to it. I just copied and pasted the picture from Pinterest into a Word document and made it as big as I possibly could. The image was slightly pixelated, but the kids didn't seem to mind that at all. Image from Pinterest The kiddos really wanted Mr. Potato Head to have a body as well and I was pretty sure I couldn't botch an oval shape too much, so I made the body and the kids colored that in as well. After I printed it out, I had the kids color in all of the Mr. Potato Head features and then I cut them out. I took it one step further and laminated the pictures so they'd last a little longer and hold up a little better. This did make for two more steps as not only did I laminate them, I then had to recut the shapes. At least it wasn't that big of a deal. :) Next, taking just a little strip of a magnet, the kids and I applied the magnets to the back of each piece of dear old Mr. Potato Head. So, the coolest part about this? Did you know, you can use a metal cookie sheet for a magnet board? Yeah, I'm sure you did. I did not, but once I figured out this genius idea, I was pumped! The kids each had their own cookie sheet (which can travel nicely in the car if it's a small enough cookie sheet) and all the pieces were able to stay on each of their sheets. It was fantastic! When the kids were all done playing with it, we were then able to put all of their pieces into a little ziplock bag for playing with more at a later date. My nephew, Mickey, is still wanting to create new features for his Mr. Potato Head. I'd say this was a successful little project and worth a try. Hopefully I'll find some of the pictures I took at some point and will be able to post those on here.

I love finding fun ways to get my students with ASD to communicate, comment, and request. Mr. Potato Head is a great activity that lends itself to lots of requesting for multiple items. Plus, it works on body parts too. There are so many different sets of Mr. Potato Head out there right now. One of the ASD teachers that I work with had an industrial size bin from Costco that had two potatoes, lots of hats, eyes, ears, lips, teeth,etc., and even some hair! I asked to borrow this jumbo bin today and had fun with students who were able to use sentence strips to request the parts that they wanted to put on the potato. Here is the little guy we created: I used a huge board that I purchased from Pyramid Educational Consultants as a place for all of my icons and a sentence strip. Students placed their icons on the sentence strip and requested each piece. I made it simple and only had one choice for each piece (i.e., one nose, one mouth, etc.). If you want to add attributes to request, you can use color icons also. Students then ask for the "red nose" or the "yellow feet" instead of just "feet." Here are the cards I used for this activity: You can find these cards as a FREEBIE here: Requesting Parts for a Potato Friend Have fun creating silly potato friends! Jen

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This Turkish potato salad recipe is a light, flavorful dish made with fresh potatoes, herbs, and a tangy dressing. Perfect for any occasion, it can be served as part of a meze platter, at tea parties, or as a side dish with meats. Simple to prepare and packed with flavor, it's a crowd-pleaser that everyone will love!

With Potato Head toys learning is fun and natural. Remember children learn best through play. So why not offer them a toy as versatile as these. Here are 13...

Potato Head has many uses in speech therapy, from following and giving directions to articulation. See some of my favorites!

Do you remember your favorite toy as a child? A good guess for many people might be Mr. Potato Head. What fun it was to build in him different poses, or even be a little funny and put the parts in the wrong places. Mr. Potato Head has spanned generation and is still just as […]

Mr. Potato Head (often referred to as simply Potato Head or Potato) is a supporting character in the Disney•Pixar Toy Story franchise. He is a Brooklyn-accented toy based on the Hasbro and Playskool doll of the same name. A potato toy, his patented design allows him to separate his detachable parts from his body by removing them from the holes on his body. He also has a compartment on his lower back to store extra appendages. He and his wife are the only toys shown to be capable of retaining con

Step-by-step drawing guide of Mrs. Potato Head From: Toy Story animated film; Steps: 9. Step 01 Step 02 Step 03 Step 04 Step 05 Step 06 Step 07 Step 08 Step 09 Related posts: How to draw Forky from Toy Story 4 How to draw Ken from Toy Story How to draw Barbie from ... Read more

Count down to your next Walt Disney World vacation and visiting Toy Story Land with a Mr. Potato Head Disney Vacation Countdown.

"The Potato Heads, Mr. and Mrs. You've gotta keep 'em together, 'cause they're madly in love." —Andy shows Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head to Bonnie. Mrs. Potato Head is a supporting character in the Toy Story franchise. She is the female counterpart to Mr. Potato Head based on the famous toy from Playskool. "Mrs. Potato Head! Mrs. Potato Head! Mrs. Potato Head!" —Mr. Potato Head, hoping to have his wife for Andy's birthday present She is first mentioned by Mr. Potato Head by chanting her name for a bi

Mr. Potato Head Roll & Color Math Games Roll and Build Roll & Cover Math Center Mr. Potato Head Math Dice Counting Game. Roll and Color & Roll and Build. MATH BUILD A POTATO HEAD GAME! Get practice with subitizing, number recognition and following directions when you add this Mr. Potato Head game to your math centers. Perfect for early finishers, math stations, morning work, and inside recess. Students will follow directions as they roll a die and draw/color their Potato Head. ✅More ROLL IT games! ✅FOLLOW ME! 2 different games: ROLL AND DRAW & ROLL AND COLOR Varied page sizes to fit your needs Color & Black and White versions WHAT'S INCLUDED 12 pages 2 GAMES: ROLL & DRAW, ROLL & COLOR Color and B&W versions Full and half page versions of direction pages Full and quarter sheets of recording pages SEE PREVIEWS YOU MAY ALSO LIKE COLOR BY NUMBER ALL YEAR LONG MEASUREMENT CENTERS FOR ENTIRE YEAR 12 MONTHS SET ROLL & COLOR A TURKEY

A fun singing time activity for your primary! This LARGE Mr Potato Head will grab your primary’s full attention.

Thanks for hanging in there with the quiet book pages! We're getting close to the end, I promise. As I mentioned, I love having this quiet b...

Cheesy Ranch Oven Roasted Potatoes are a delicious and easy-to-make side dish that pairs perfectly with any meal. Combining the classic flavors of ranch seasoning with gooey cheddar and Parmesan cheese, these potatoes are roasted ... READ MORE

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The CRISPIEST potatoes you’ll ever eat…The crispy potato cubes. They went viral for a reason so give these bad boys a go.

To teach the five senses, have students cut and glue body parts to construction paper. Model how to glue to the correct labels and title to the paper as well.

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Camille's Primary Ideas: Mr. Potato Head singing time review lesson plan uses a large Mr. Potato head image and facial parts to review any song

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Cut and paste the 5 senses to create a Mr Potato Head (from Toy Story) like figure.